What major is Rutgers, New Brunswick known for?

There are 5 campuses of Rutgers University – New Brunswick. These 5 small campuses are College Avenue, Busch, Cook, Douglass, and Livingston. These campuses are home to different colleges and schools. A few details of these 5 campus of the university are given below:

• Busch Campus: It is home to the university’s high-tech and health schools and research centers, the most comprehensive gym at Werblin Recreation Center and SHI stadium
• College Avenue Campus: This campus houses world-class Zimmerli Art Museum, Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, the School of Arts and Sciences, and the Cancer Institute of New Jersey
• Cook Campus: This campus is the home to School of Environmental and Biological Sciences and the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
• Douglass Campus: This campus is home to Douglass Residential College, many School of Arts and Sciences academic departments, including French, Spanish, Portuguese, Anthropology, and Religion, as well as Eagleton Institute of Politics, Institute for Women’s Leadership
• Livingston Campus: This campus is built on 560 acres of the former Camp Kilmer army base. Out of all the 5 campuses of the university, Livingston campus is the youngest and the largest campus of Rutgers University – New Brunswick